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BENwOOD.

The industr Is were running yesterday.
Prot. c. LaROche, OF Bellaire, is assist
ing the choir of ST, Johns Church in the
rendition of new mass.
Miss Virginia Keller is clerking in Mrs
Jones milliner store.
A number of ladies are around soliciting
for the fair and festival TO be held BY the
congregation of the Catholic Church for
the purpose of hquidating the debt on the
school annex.
The interment of Hiram Burket, who
formerly lived here, took place, Tuesday at
Boggs' cemetery.
Mr.. Clayton, an aged man, who had lived
here many years ago, was buried Monday,
al Cameron.
The proceeds CT the Brick Church enter
tainment was $50.
TIE funeral of Bertha Smith, Tuesday
was largely attended.
Mr.. James Deegan has returned from thu
telegraph Office at Fairlnont and resumed
his position of night operator at the June
/ ton.
Chas Niebergall has opened a saloon OF
Main street
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HOW BEN. BUTLER GOT RICH.
Young Men of To-day May do Likewise IL
They Follow Advice Given.

General B. F. Butler being asked ioI
some suggestions on gaining success, stated
that when he WAS yourg lawyer piac
ticing in Lowell, Mass, baak presidcn;;
advised him TO take his little deposit ana
buy real estate, from which ne could De
deriving some revenue. The general sald
that he had but little money and was mn
certain ~ tn hiI future.
s'Never mind, said the bank president,
go to The next public auction o! real
estate. bid off a-lOt with building OF
some kind on it, pay down what money
you have and give your promiesory notes
for the balance. YOu will come out all
right"
General Butler says this advice was good.
When man has obligated himself, 10y ms
notes, TO pay money at certain time, u
inclines Inn 10 economy. lie followed
the advice, aud in time became the owner
of several parcels Of valuable real estate
in Lowell.
Two classes will not be likely to heed
such advice-the improvident and the
over cautious. The latter will be apt TO
say: ut would be all right but for those
dreadful prOmissOry notes. They are al
ways running on and il man falls sick
they do not wait for him to get we'll"
There is this danger, of course, Int one
can make no business venture without
some risk, and with the knowledge &C
quired by recent Investigations of TIE
cause of most ordinary ailments, and the
means of cure, one runs little risk from
that source. 1t is now known that most
of the common ailments have their origin
in deranged kidneys They are the chief
blood purifiers of the system aud when
disordered breaking down somewhere IL
so0n inevitable, because the poison, which
in their healthy condition is eliminated, is
carried through the entire system.
Put them in order, and health returns.
G. ID. Dewey, q successful man, presl'
dent Of the Johnston Harvester Company,
Batavia, n. y, gives his experience as fol-
lows:
In 1899 my health was failing, my head
panied me constantly, my appetite was I'M
certain. could not sleep sOundly. at
trihuted this to the extreme pressure Of
business cares, hut grew worse, and final
ly was confined TO my bed for two months
1t seemed az though | would never re-
cover" my former health. Under the aid
of stimulauts gradually gained strength
80 that in few months was able to attend
to business, but l could only walk will
the assistance OF a cane, and then in slow
aud unsteady manner. l continued some
what in the same condition until February
last, when | used Warmers safe cure. Il
has cmcd me. | consider it valuable
remedy aud can highly recommend it.
Young men have but to use Ordinary
prudence, and when any arrangement &c
ours ifthey use the same means rs did Thu
successful business man, they may feel {
constant assurance of their ability to carry
| to successful conclusion all ordinary bust
ness projects, including the care Of thei
prOmissOry notes when due.
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PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, November /.
The market has been very good the past
week ami stock is moving along lively.
Apples are dull and there is quite n supply
in, with prices unchanged. Cabbage Is
scarce aud wanted at 81 30 per barrel.
The demand for potatoes il moderate at
same prices. Butter is in good supply,
and the demand fair. Pultry is in good
supply and the demand is only fair at the
same prices The following are wholesale
quotations:
Butter-Country choice 17a20c; good
country 12al5c; common 5a6c. The supply
is good and the demand is fair.
Beans - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply is very
light. Prices are 81 25a2 50 per bushel
extra fancy 81 rs.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory sac;
New York 14al5c; Sweitzer lS3al4c; Linz
berger Gallo. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock 20a22c pei
dozen. Supply light, demand good.
Feathers-Choice in original packages
5Oa55c; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoes raised, 65a7Oc per
bushel, with good supply and slow de-
mand.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, s. 0,
per dozen; spring chickens 81 5Oa2 4;
per dozen; demand fair and supply good
Rags-Steady at ltal!c for white miret
cotton; lal3c for all wool, and halt TO
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with fair de
mand, at 69aTc.
Onions-Per bushel 81 GOAL 25; demand
good; supply scarce.
Cabbage-Home raised 81 80 per bar
rel; demand good; supply light.
Tomatoes-75a90c per bushel; deman'
good; supply fair.
Turnips-Sl 90 per. barrel deman
fair; supply good. ,
Chestnuts-S3 so per bushel; deman
good; supply light. ,
Apples-Sl 75s2 90 per barrel; suppl
good; demand slow.
New York.
NEW YORK, November 2.-Flour-R'
ceipts 81, 92l packages; exports Z, l59 6a'
: rels, 1889 sacks; market more ACTIVE
prices rather weak but unchanged; salt
: 30, 700 barrels. Wheat-Receipts l, II
bushels; exports Z, sos bushels; sales G, l2o
, 600 bushels futures, 1876, 900 bushels spO
lopticns closed steady; No. Chicago at al
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A Word About CataTh.

at Is the mucous membrane that wonderful
semi-nuid envelope surrounding the delicate lis.
sues of the air and food passages, that Catarrh
makes its stronghold Once established, II eats
into the very vitals, and renders life bnt long
drawn breath of misery and dsease, dulling the
sense Of hearing, trammelliDg the power Of
speech, Destroying the faculty Of smell, tainting
the breath and killing the refined pleasures Of
taste InsiGiously, by creeping on from simple
cold in the head, IL assaults the membrannus lin
ing aud enyeOps the bones, eating through the
delicate coats aid causing Inflammation, slough.
ing and death Nothing short Of total era1ica,
ton will secure health 10 the patient and sll
alternatives arr simply procrastina:ed suferngs,
leading to d fatal teI minAtiOu. SASFoEns RAD
cal CURE, by Inhalation ard by Internal admin
istration, has never failed; even when the dis,
ease has made friPhtfui nrOads on delicate con
stitutions, hearing, smell and taste have been
recovered, and the disease thoroughly driven
out"
SANFOSD's RADICAL CURE consists OF one bot
tie OF the RADICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAl
SoLvEsT and one IMPROVED INHALER, neatly
wrapped in one package, with full directions
price, 81.
POTTER DRUG 4 CHEMICAL Co BOsToS.
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PETROLEUM y. Massey

..I,.irir lruraintaEcc with tru
80 always increases our reSpeckt fur
that trend. s...-;,, p,,,,.a
Nm. "a, make iy,tuLS NJ their virtues
I,.',, better known. Clergymcu, public
..,,.yrS. and people IN all the avenues OF
-. AVA, D unit IN their praise vt that wou-
-,.-...r ,,,,, remedy. SyuyitA Cough Hooks.
", me-. Warranted Ia cure Coughs, Colds,
I..',.,...,,.,, Hr.rS, ness. Tickling IN the
d 1,., sore Throat aud Group; - doses,
1T, Hundreds hear testimony 10 the
-...,..~.,h'- cures oi DjArrhua, Dysentery,
t..., cholera Intsutum, or summer Com
-r..rr and Cholcri Morbus, effected by
Srr,ra Blackberry Blocks; p doses, %
..n,. We have stacks OF testimonials
.r.,ih,rS who. after dosing their chill
4-.,,.,,.-. strong medicines Tor other sup
'...s f.~.A,r-. have completely cured them
:. ,,,r. ~,u,;a Worm BlccSs; p doses,
-. .....- NNtr you have tried all the
: p. r,r,.rI hottie remedies and have found
-, --'.eE hay package Of Syuvlta nd
T-y E,o.,d and Liver Blocks and be cured;
~ Ia.,... I'D cents. II you want the finest
r.ug,. Ettgrs IN the market, buy pdcASSe
u. >yg,I,a Bitter Blocks tor - cents, and
make from to gallon OF pure tonic bit
tg-s
All these remedies only l cent a dose.
Nnb,x. ua teaspoon, 10 sticky bottle. Put
M In 2l,eat packages. Warranted TO cure
~ wnrav refunded Sold by druggists
EVERYWHERE. Get a checker board OF your
i ~
,',-l t,r aropy of &c HE SNNVTrA BLOCK,
xb,.A contains q history of diseases and
rg-e- or send ! cent stamp Tor a sample OF
C,r,h Block amt q copy Of Tue SYNyIrA
P.nK. Address The Synvita Co, Lock
Brx ~. DrlphoS Ohio.
ANTON T. HISS, Agent for Wheeling
c9po~l', poytOllice
= d. ND>Hurus, A4eut tor Martina
Ferry, @
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SMALLPOX.

"a member Ofmy family was taken taken down Oo",l
with the Smallpox. immediately com
meneed to use Dsrby's Prophy tactic fIulu.
Il kept the atmosphere OF the room pure
and fresh. The patient was greatly re-
iieyed, and never for a moment del'Tlous;
wos not nitted, and was about the house
osa;n in three weeks, and no Others mad rs.
= nNJANEs W. PARKINSON, I'D. TN
Caterer" Phila., Pa.
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SUNDAY trains on 40 Ry.. arrive III charics
tnn At 6.iO % m. waiting for q. u. X trsis No.
4, NJ Point 'Plcssnt This ia the .bDrt line hth
parties purchasing ticket EhDnid ash fcr urf.
e,s via. Inc Ohio River Railroad. YT informs
ton rl.gh.dins The rsiss, rp,itss etc. SSfreSs
y. J. HOB!FsO2'
GparTxl Passenger AEepl
PskcrSbuyR, ". Va.
ERyD. HUsEHHE,
Tp,.li!g Passenger Agent,
wheeling ". 70
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 3al FER CCnI,-hONeThHleitb
Dull ard Steady-Stocks More Active
Flnur Steady and Observation-Disclosures
Duh.
NEW YORK, November 2-Money on
call easy at 3l4 per cent closed offered
ut 3 per cent; prime mercantile paper
Gas per cent; sterling exchange dull but
steady at 4Slia4854
GOvERNMENTH-Dul and steady.
FOurs Coupons
Pacific Skies ~ 1875
STATES Entirely neglected.
RAILROADS Moderately active; sales
slug, 600.
SrOCKs-The stock market to-day was
shade more active, but the temper of specu-
lation was not 90 bullish as yesterday,
though the market showed firm under
tone throughout. The opening was some
what irregular, bat generally strong at
advances extending to ! per cent, though
Northern Pacific preferred WAS OFF 4. The
market was quite ieverish in early deal
ings and Missouri Pacific was weak, while
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, Colorado
Coal, Manitoba and few others were
strong The firm tone gradually over
spread the entire list aud Hud
son and Delaware and Union Pacific
then took the lead, and on an increased ac-
tivity further advances were made i'll the
afternoon, the best prices OF the day being
recorded about , o'clock. A material re-
action occurred in the last hour, and the
close was quiet and heavy at close to the
opening figures as general thing. Prices
are irregular IA compared with those OF
last evening, and me about equally divided
between gains and losses, generally for
| fractions only, but Missouri Pacific lost II,
while Colorado Coal, Delaware and Hud-
son and Manitoba each rose per cent.
Sales, 3O9.352 shares. Quotations closed
bid rs follows;
Adams Express 140; American Express
lO7; Canada Pacific 53!; Central Pacific
81; Chesapeake and Ohio 4; do preferred
tirsts I; do seconds 81 Chicago and Alton,
1874; do preferred 100; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy l29; Delaware and Hudson
| 1921; Delaware. LaCkawanna and Western,
i27E; Denver and Rio Grande, 224; Erie
27s; do preferred 63I; Fl. Wayne, l4Sl
Illinois Central, III; Lake Shore, "a
| mlchigan central, ofi minneapolis anu
81. Louis, 100; do preferred, 20!; Missouri
Pacific, s6s; Northern Pacific, 2lt; do pre-
ferred, Az; Chicago and Northwestern
l09; DO preferred l4O}; New York Cen
trail, 1O7; Oregon Transcontinental, lss
Pacific Mail, 3it; Panama. -; Peoria, ID. 4
+ %; Pttsburg l5l; Pullman Palace Ca
l4O; Reaiine, G3s; Rock Island, 1l2: st
lOuis and Sau Francisco 33!; do preferred
6S! first preferred. 1lO;St Paul, Minneap
oils and Minnescta l0s4; 81. Paul RnC
Omaha, 3Si; do preferred l04!; Texas Pa
,ifc, 24!; Union Pacific 4Ss; United State
Express 80, Wt4tsru Erion Telegraph Ts
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LIVE STOCE.
Wheeling

TUESDAY, November !.
The cattle market this week was slow
with prices the same ~ last week. The
hog market was also dull, with prices
unchanged. Messrs Hudson Il Bayha
furnish the following quotations:
Cattle. OOu to |, 100 lbs stock 34n3ic
per III. $40 to 9OOlhs. 3ia3lc. per ID; Y"
to 500 lbs. 23a3c. per ID.
Hogs--Market dull; 4ai!c per III
Lambs Good at 3!a54c per III.
CaIves--ia5c per ID.
Sheep 21tCic per III.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, October 81
CALVERTON.
SwINE-The receipts, though nearly
/, 900 less than last week, constitute fair
supply. Their quality continues to be
unite rood throughout. The demand IN
all the yards is reported az fairly good at
prices about like those of last week.
We quote at 6a6lc per pound net, with
most sales at 6:a6!c. Receipts 6,691 head.
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS.
Arrivals of live stock at ClaremOnt Stock
Yards, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
for week ending October 30:-27O cars, con-
tanning 1854 cattle, 185 calves, 4,6l5
sheep and lambs, 9,20S hogs, and u
horses.
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia,
etc, 2,277 cattle, l9 calves, l,24l sheep
and lambs, 2, S63 hogs, and : horses
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards
are at gross weight. Receipts of hogs
this week are 4,O35 head against 4,64l
head last week; rough hogs were sold at
81 %, and fair 10 good at S 10 per
100 lbs.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA. November 1.-The re-
CENTS at the West Philadelphia and
North Pennsylvania drove yards were;
Beeves, 1000 head; sheep 5000 head;
hogs, 5000 head.
Reef Cattle-Were in fair request AT
decline Of tc; extra at 4}a5c; good al
4ia4!c, medium at 3ia4c; common al
3a34c.
Sheep-Were dull, even at a decline o.
&c; extra 4ta4ic; good at 3ta4ci medium
at 3ia3lc; common at 2a3c; lambs al
3la6!c. )
Hogs-Were rather inactive at ae
cline of taic; extra at 6sa6tc; good al o2'
6sc; mixed 6ta6sc-
Fat Cows-were demoralized at 2a3te
Mich Cows-were fairly active at 80
65. o
Mich Cslve-Were active at 3ts14c-
| New York.
NEW YORK, November 2.-BeeTes,
Receipts I'D cars; trade very dull at baIei
firmer figures; common to fancy % -
5 80 per 100 lbs; rangers IS OOa3 o.
Sheep-Receipts II, 400 head; slo'
trade; market weak and depressed 10
common and ordinary offerings snd barrel
steady for good to choice; sheep g 75s4 D
per 100 pounds; lambs S. 0Oa6 S..
. Hogs-Receipts $500 head, marke
, nearly nominal for live hogs at 81 eoao
) per 100 lbs.
East Liberty.
+; EAST LIBERTY, PA, November "a
c tle-Receipts 36i head shipments A
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DuEEYs PURE
For MEDICINAL USE
NO ENSEl OIL

Cough IN Tho raornio-. G.t'i's in She throat =;
di:Aruli hrrath,'g. o. rtcacl rL!sc; shortncss ot
breath ti;iH.' ~ T., ch,ast; clr.~css in ;he
cy,r,ng; t,N.r,shac-s 1r,sA crgrc''. alton; every
ono sf these is i slinrtIa: n caasuI.4 lion
Morc than tNo-;ar,is a: all tn delta~ IN Amer ca
l. rau.s,I 10y cncuHp;.nu. l; j. 4iiEoSt impossi-
Tie to cure i in the last stt"s but it readily be
sl r,,d il taken 81 the sssst Physicians always
recommend pure st'muaEI and ~ th.s parpos .
nothing has eauslHd Duly's Pure Nalt whiskey.
The celebrated physician. Henry \. Mott PhD..
FCS. says: "pudy's Pure Malt WHISKY Is fres
from fuel ill authorizations OF t1rrgg cimrurucs,
ami these 4val.trs should recor.HGl it - ppbhci
favor"
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO X. X.

3
ueparture Of Trains from wheeling Eastern
time. schedule In effect October LIST, lss'.
Express Ter Chicago and the Ncrthwra, 80
a. m, $40 p. m aud Is y. m. dsily and HE'D y.
Express Tor Cincinnati and 81, Louis, 30 a. NJ.
and ll:l5 n. IN, daily.
IAN, syilIe Accommodation leaves at aha m,
and arrive III 6.lSp m, daily except Snndsy.
Express for Washington, ID G., Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, 'tOs m. and Sb
FxprcSs trains arrive from Chicago. GEO and
go 4 III q nj. s,d G,t5 =. M. daily. ami i''' -
M. daily except Monday.
ENurrss trains arrive from 81. Louis and Gin
cirua:i As n IN ard 6I5 y m daily.
Express trains arrive from rhilsd,lrhis. BAN,
more and Washington, u. a lo5"s. M Hnd ~ 10
y. ~ daily.
For Columbus y ~ y III and li:t5 +. N. daily.
and ~ p IN. daily except sunday.
Trains arrive frOm C0lUmbus as a M. and
6ij u. IN. daily, AMI ioS' =. M. daily except
sunday
For fittslmrg a,d Washington Pa. $40 4 m.
Express $40 m, Ito Sni % y IN; daily
Additional way usiu fnc "aShtnHton, Pa, D u
y. III. daily except sunday;
Trans arrive from Pit sbuR, 10 ana ll;l' H.
IN and .h5and ll;!p y. III. daily.
Trains arrive nom Washington, Pa. SOFA N.
daily except sunday.
For Mound>Nillr, l2No noon. daily except Snh'
day
Leave Moundsville, i2:.5 , M, daily except
SUNDAY.
For fairmoni. 40 m Leave Fairm"nt 80
a IN. daily cNCcp, sunday,
For Cumlr,ltnA. So II N Leave tumhcr'
land 1lI n IN daily EXCEPT SUNDAY.
For st C'Rir~villC. $50 n. m AMI ?tC J. III.
daily exert SurdSy, Apd TWP. ~ daily.
FU,m Il ClairsvIllr So a Nv. daily. and liO
and els =. III daily except sunday.
Baggage called for aud checked al hntc.s and
residences uu oricrs len al Ticket odCc, i.N
Market street. and al Depot,
G X, LORD
Gen. rnS~ Agent,
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,v,,,,r.v,. Health Improving.

WASHINGTON, November I'-Letters
received at the Navy Department this
morning bearing endorsements by Seere-
tary whitney, which fact is regarded at
tIc Dspartment rs an indication that his
health is improving.
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suNDAYs.

Leave the City at 500 q. u. and run every hour
until goo p. N.
Leave Wheeling Park a. go g ~, and run
every hour until 1000 .. M, except Church
Trains, which will leave the Park Al 9:i5 q. m.
and City AZ l2.l5 p. N. ,,
G.. HlRSCH,
SnnprintendenL
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b = G.. RAILROAD
BelAirC aud GAINESVILLE through passenger train
400 p. m.
WOC<nield passenger train leaves BellaIre Al
20 y. m, arrives al BellSire at so n. IN.
SummCrtield Accommodation leaves Bell8lr at
loo p. m, arrives At Bellaira at l0:s5 4. n
All trains daily CNcep! Sunday. Contra! stand,
arb Time from BellGire.
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W NJ CLEMENTS. Manager Gel
IuEVELAND PIrTSBuRG =, X.

Under srhcluc IN rHcCl May y. lsS', tAins
leave Bridgeport. Ohio C"nITsi standard Tine;
For Pittsburgh aud Cleveland, $40 y M. 10
n M For Pittsburgh lNl1 ~ IA. fW Wells
Vile, az p. N. Far StcnhcHvtlle. s:S n IN
For Martins Ferry. GG a m Trains arrive al
Bridgeport ~ 7:'S p. m, it:Sl q. m. ?:S r. m
IA n IN hIgr IN mylI
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Reeister
GraU&lers' 8uids.

4 RRIvAL AND DFrA RTUEE OF TRAINS
-.-AGTPLASA rION % kEFESSNCE MAZE. si,AllE.
tSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted rs
Meridian. July II, 1857. Wheeling time, which
Is just one hour earlier than Central Time:
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Cincinnati.
WOOL"
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, November |.
There is no change in the condition ofthe
market, and although good deal OF wool
is moving, it is at low prices. There seems
to belittle il any Improvement the East,
and manufacturers are purchasing only
for their immediate needs. Prices are as
follows:
Fine washed feeces Soc; fine unwashed
feeces 19a20c; understandable tleeces 2la
DC; medium washed fleeces 31a33c; mcdi-
um unwashed fleeces 2ia26c; medium tub
washed 2la2lc
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ipE ROLL
Hi1nApilIe,

TitusvilIe.
TlTUsVuLE, NOvember2 Petroleum.
Opened at 73c; highest 73lc; lowest II &C.;
closed ut 12iC.
Pittsburgh.
PITTaMrGG, November .. go Petroleum -
Fairly active; opened at 73ic; closed at
72lc highest 73sc; lowest 7lic.
bradford.
BRADFORD, November 2.-Petroleum-
Opened at Tic; closed at 72!C; highest
73c; lowest 7llc; clearauces SOC, 900
barrels.
New York.
NEW YORK, November , Petroleum
Opened strong at 73tc, hut after first
sales broke under heavy ceiling and de-
cined to 7l3c. There was a rally from
this figure, alter which it became steady
and remained go until the close, which
was firm at 72tc. Sales, 1892, 600 barrels.
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORE, November 2.-Cotton-
Quiet; Uplands 9sc; Orleans 9ic; futures
closed steady; November 9 6ic; December
962c; January 966c; February 9.73c.
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DRY GOODS.
NeR York.

New YORK, November . Dry Goods
For instant distribution sales were mod
crate, but for account of spring goods
specialties and staples were in good order
request, with the business laid out in this
direction Of inCreasing nrOnOrtiOns.
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The Aforesaid lot may be redeemed Oy the Jay .
mcnl 70 the undersigned sheriff before ShIe "i
the amount due thereon.
Given under my hand this l9ta day 81 Octo'
her 1857 w. e.. HASDLAN,
oc5O nawt Sheriff ohio County.
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DTrTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND Sr.
IDIIIS RAIL ROAD CO

U'Gn Handle ROu.cl Under schedule In rnrc
MAY I'D 1857. trains leave Wheeling, Cen
trai standard Time. For stcubcnvil'c and PiIf.
burgh, G:25 a m, i?.sb y. M, Sn T. m. foi
sLeubcuyillc, SO y. N. The oS a m ana
SOS r. m trains make direct connection ini
Columbus Cincinnati. indianapolis AMI Chicago.
The 1925 p. N. tIHir makes direct connc' Ton
for Columbus aud Chicago. Trains arrive Al
Wheeling nj Cts AIN, 1000 a IN, 2th y. m. Ano
COG. n. h'f''